Aletho News

ΑΛΗΘΩΣ

Top Ten Reasons “Anti-Semite” Is a Compliment

I’m sure you can think of others

BY KEVIN BARRETT | FEBRUARY 17, 2024

10) Though it originally meant “racism against (Jewish) Semites,” the term anti-Semitism has evolved over time. Today it refers to critics of certain Jewish ideologies and behaviors, many of which richly deserve criticism.

9) Anyone who deplores the genocidal massacre of more than 30,000 Gaza civilians, most of them women and children, will be called an anti-Semite. Ergo, the term anti-Semite refers to people who don’t like genocidal massacres of women and children.

8) Anyone who discusses Israel’s power in the United States, as Walt and Mearsheimer and James Petras and Alison Weir have, will be called an anti-Semite. Ergo, the term anti-Semite refers to people with the courage to discuss important but taboo issues.

7) People who investigate the ADL’s power in American society will be called anti-Semites. Ergo, the term anti-Semite refers to people curious about the history of America’s most powerful pro-censorship organization.

6) People who mention massive Jewish overrepresentation in Hollywood, the media, finance, politics, pornography, organized crime, false flag events, wars of aggression based on lies, and other dubious areas of human endeavor are called anti-Semites. Ergo, the term anti-Semite refers to people sentient enough to notice the all-too-obvious, and brave enough to say what they see.

5) People who figure out that elite Jews have rigged Ivy League admissions to make themselves a permanent hereditary ruling caste in America will definitely be called anti-Semites. Ergo, the term anti-Semite refers to “competent sociologists interested in American power structures.” There seems to be only one such competent sociologist in America, Ron Unz.

4) People who notice certain problematic aspects of Talmudic religion, and/or prefer a universal God to the ethnocentric tribal deity “Yahweh,” will be called anti-Semites. Ergo, the term anti-Semite refers to people whose views of religious matters are relatively sane.

3) People who dare to mention that Jews, not Germans, were by far the biggest mass murderers of the 20th century will undoubtedly be called anti-Semitic. Ergo, being called anti-Semitic means that you know your history.

2) Anyone who thinks it’s crazy to lock up historians for disagreeing with other historians will be called an anti-Semite. So if you’re sane, you’re anti-Semitic.

1) If you point out that the whole notion of anti-Semitism is, or has become, a gigantic hoax, you will be reviled as the worst sort of anti-Semite. Ergo, anti-Semitic means “capable of noticing and calling out the rankest, most obvious bullshit.”

February 17, 2024 - Posted by | Ethnic Cleansing, Racism, Zionism, Full Spectrum Dominance, Timeless or most popular, War Crimes | , ,

5 Comments »

  1. Candace Owen calls out the labeling game–inviting open dialogue instead of gaslighting and cancel culture.

    Liked by 1 person

    rediscover911com's avatar Comment by rediscover911com | February 17, 2024 | Reply

    • I just took the opportunity to watch Candace Owen’s 37 minutes. Although I’m admittedly (from ignorance? apathy? confusion?…I have plenty of that) ambivalent about some items on her agenda, anyone who calls out The Graham Cracker as a “lunatic” gets my attention! She has passion, that is for sure…I’ve subscribed to her and want to watch/pay attention to more of her…. Thanks for providing the chance!

      Liked by 1 person

      roberthstiver's avatar Comment by roberthstiver | February 19, 2024 | Reply

  2. All these ten reasons are valid by themselves (“We take these truths to be self-evident”), But the very word “antisemitic” or “antisemite” is in itself a gross misnomer: There are some 380 million semites in this world, ranging from Ethiopians and Berbers to Arabs and semitic-speaking Jews. Most Jews are not Semites, but speakers of European languages — mostly Germanic (rangeing from Brooklinese USian English to the German dialect called Jiddisch/Yiddish), The word should only be applied to haters of Semites, and is not appropriate to use about Ashkenazi Jews.

    Liked by 1 person

    Tollef Ås/秋涛乐/טלפ וש's avatar Comment by Tollef Ås/秋涛乐/טלפ וש | February 18, 2024 | Reply

  3. Great article by the inimitable Kevin Barrett! Kudos to him and AN!

    I don’t have time or energy to expound on a topic that would surely result in my being labeled an “Anti-Semite” — but it is the absolute ubiquity of the “U” or circled “K” or, I think, other symbols/indications of rabbi organizations in our trillions-of-dollars’ United States of America consumer market. How many billions of dollars are involved in adding minute percentages of retail prices to the goods we purchase? How many of those billions of dollars are siphoned out of our economy and country to support and fuel a foreign program: Genocidal Zionism in the “holy” land? I’ve had only one vendor over years whose rep responded to my inquiry “Why is …xxx… product carrying a “U” indicator on its can labels?” … a glib-but-candid “Oh, yeah: that’s the ‘kosher tax’….” I’d really like to know stats and answers to these questions…. That is my Number 11 “reason” that would categorize me….

    Try picking up a can or jar or bag or box — damned near any can or jar or bag or box — off a retail shelf in the coming days…you’ll easily discern my drift….

    I simply want to have answers to my questions. Can anyone provide me an objective, credible, thoroughly and adequately studied inspection of this enterprise? If the answers are innocuous and demonstrate that I’m chasing a “tempest in a very small teapot” (is the source of the tea labeled “U” or “K”?), so be it; I’ll be pleased merely at the enhancement of my education/awareness and a reduction of my endlessly gnawing suspicion….

    (Disclosure: I’m an aged guy, a US consumer “living” from retired paycheck to paycheck….)

    Liked by 1 person

    roberthstiver's avatar Comment by roberthstiver | February 18, 2024 | Reply

  4. Barret forgot the primary reason being called an “antisemite” (that’s actually how the Satanists want it spelled now, to make clear it is not related to “Semitism” or Arab Semites, but rather hatred of the Satanic “chosen” tribe and its Zionist, Neocon and Bolshevik stooges) is a compliment: Christ/God and the Prophets were and are “antisemites”.

    http://www.judeofascism.com/2010/09/god-is-anti-semite-anti-jewish-polemics.html

    Liked by 1 person

    Chris Moore's avatar Comment by Chris Moore | April 27, 2025 | Reply


Leave a reply to Chris Moore Cancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

« Previous | Next »